The Cyberleek memecoin tied to GTA 6 leaks has crashed from a $7.8 million peak to just $1.7 million, derailing the leaker's plan to release a full game build at a $30 million market cap. GTA 6 fans are mocking investors while Take-Two continues its investigation into the source of the leaks.
GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek has released an unauthorized gameplay video allegedly showing protagonist Lucia fully naked, tying the leak to a cryptocurrency market cap target of $4 million. The leaker continues to threaten daily leaks and a full story playthrough unless memecoin valuations hit $30 million, though the token has since crashed to $2.5 million. Rockstar previously called the leaks "heartbreaking" for developers and confirmed the November 19 launch date remains unchanged.
GTA 6 leaker CyberLeek has released two new gameplay videos showing Jason cycling on a beach and nightclub gameplay, bringing the leak streak to eight consecutive days. The videos include watermarked advertisements for a CyberLeek memecoin token used in paid polls where users have spent hundreds of dollars voting on which footage to release next. Netflix's official timed-exclusive GTA 6 reveal is just two days away.
Alleged Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker 'CyberLeek' released two new gameplay videos on August 22 showing supercar action and strip club cutscenes, defying Take-Two Interactive's DMCA subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord. The leaks continue as Netflix prepares to air an extended look at the game on August 27, while Rockstar reportedly still does not know how the breaches occurred or who is responsible.
NordVPN experts warn that malware disguised as playable Grand Theft Auto 6 builds is circulating on piracy sites after alleged gameplay footage from leaker CyberLeek appeared online. The fake downloads and credential-harvesting pages exploit fans searching for leaked content. Rockstar Games has not commented on the situation.
